What are some of the best Chatroulette/omegle conversations?
Stranger: Thanks, now go make a new characterStranger: It won't take longStranger: You'll find your new character in a couple of hours.
A few years ago, I was in college, and I was sitting in the student union watching a movie with friends. One of the guys was watching a movie about the rise of the New World Order, and I was a bit skeptical. I didn't know anything about the Illuminati, and I'd never read anything about them before. It wasn't like I had any interest in conspiracy theories, but the guy who was watching the movie said it sounded like a really good plot. He said that if we believed what the movie was saying, the world would be under the control of them.
This was right after 9/11, and I wasn't exactly convinced that 9/11 was an inside job, but I knew that there was some sort of agenda, that the terrorists were trying to take over the world. So, I was excited by this idea. I thought maybe this is what I was supposed to do, because I'm supposed to be a conspiracy theorist.
For the first two years after I got out of college, I read a ton of conspiracy theories, read a lot of science fiction, and I made a habit of
Stranger: CiaoStranger: I hope you have a great dayStranger: You too dudeStranger: AdiosStranger has disconnected.
As the US president-elect's top diplomat in Japan, Rex Tillerson would be able to play a key role in shaping the relationship between the two countries and Japan. In a recent interview, he said Japan must be the second largest economy in the world, after China.
We know what it's like to be out of work. We understand the frustrations of being out of work and how important it is to be able to access the resources and supports you need to get back to work. We know what it's like to be a person who works and lives with unemployment and the challenges that can come with that. We want to ensure that every employee in the U.S. has access to the full range of resources, programs, and assistance to help them find a job.
The Workforce Commission is here to help!
What's it Like to Be Out of Work?
In the United States, an estimated 13 million people work part-time jobs at least part-time in order to get by and stay afloat. That's one out of every 20 people.
For most, part-time work means they don't receive health insurance and a full-time job is simply out of the question. The unemployment rate for part-time workers is 15.
